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Henna Essential Oil

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Size: 50 ML
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Henna Essential Oil

Henna Essential Oil

Henna – mehndi – is one of India's most storied plants: the source of deep-red bridal body art and a hair-care staple used across the subcontinent for generations. Henna Essential Oil carries that heritage into a lighter, far less messy form than the traditional paste – a warm, earthy, faintly hay-like oil for hair oils, scalp care, natural attar perfumery, and grounding aromatherapy.

One honest thing to know first: this is a conditioning henna oil, not a dye. The red-brown colour henna is famous for comes from lawsone, which only releases from the powder or paste with water – so this oil nourishes and scents, but it won't stain or colour hair or skin. Grown in India and supplied from 50 ML to 10 KG (GC-MS tested, with COA and MSDS), it's a genuinely traditional botanical for hair-care, cosmetic, and natural-fragrance makers who want a heritage Indian ingredient rather than a generic floral or citrus.

Henna Essential Oil Benefits

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Conditioning Hair Care

Henna's place in Indian hair care goes back centuries. In oil form, it's far easier to work with than paste – massaged into the scalp or worked through the lengths in a blend, it conditions and softens, helping hair look glossy and feel well-nourished. It conditions, but doesn't dye.

Comfortable For Scalp

Worked into a hair-oil blend, henna oil leaves the scalp feeling clean, calm, and conditioned – the kind of simple weekly oiling ritual that's second nature in Indian households. Its mild, earthy character suits scalp serums and pre-wash treatments aimed at healthy-looking, well-tended hair.

Grounding Aroma

Henna's scent is unusual – green, hay-like, and warm rather than sweet or floral. In a diffuser or a massage blend, it brings a quiet, earthy calm and a distinctly traditional character, which is exactly why it's a valued base note in Indian attar-style perfumery.

Traditional Skincare

Used well-diluted, henna oil lends its warm, herbal character to balms, creams, and body oils. For brands building an authentically Indian botanical story, it's a more meaningful choice than yet another rose or lavender – heritage that customers recognise.

Henna Essential Oil Uses

Hair Care Products

This is henna oil's home. It goes into hair oils, scalp serums, pre-wash treatments, shampoos, and masks, carrying the mehndi conditioning tradition into modern, appearance-led hair care – without the mess (or the stain) of henna paste. Always used well diluted in a blend.

Perfume Products

Henna's warm, earthy, green scent is a traditional note in Indian attars. It layers well with sandalwood, rose, jasmine, and patchouli, lending a grounded, herbal depth to oriental and heritage-style fragrance blends – a distinctive alternative to the usual floral or woody notes.

Aromatherapy

Diffused or blended into a carrier for massage, henna oil brings a calm, earthy, grounding quality – a quieter, more traditional alternative to florals and citruses. It suits meditation, wind-down, and spa blends that want a genuinely Indian, herbal character.

Skincare Products

In creams, balms, lotions, and body oils, henna oil (well diluted) adds a warm, herbal note to natural and heritage-led ranges. It's a considered choice for makers who want their formulations to tell a real Indian botanical story rather than a generic one.

How to Use

Aromatherapy

Add a few drops to a diffuser or humidifier for a calming atmosphere.

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Skincare

Mix with a carrier oil (like coconut or jojoba oil) and apply to the skin.

Haircare

Add a few drops to your shampoo or hair oil for nourishment.

Massage

Blend with a carrier oil for a relaxing massage.

Bath Products

Add to bath water, lotions, or homemade soaps for a soothing touch.

Product Specifications

Product Name

 Henna Essential Oil

Botanical Name / Inci Name

 Lawsonia inermis Oil

Product Category

 Essential Oil

Country of Origin

 India

Method of Extraction/ Production

 Steam Distillation

Plant Part Used

Leaves

Cas No

 8016-80-6

Common Names

 Mehndi Oil, Lawsonia Oil

Blends well with

 Sandalwood, Rose, Jasmine, Patchouli

Application

 Hair care, natural/attar perfumery, aromatherapy, skincare (external)

Grade

 Therapeutic

Color and Appearance

 Pale yellow to brown liquid

Aroma

 Earthy, warm, and grounding

Form

 Liquid

Solubility

 Soluble in alcohol and oils, Insoluble in water

Shelf Life

 2 years when stored properly

Specific Gravity

 0.950 – 0.985

Refractive Index

 1.460 – 1.480

Optical Rotation

 -2° to +2°

Certificate

 COA,MSDS,TDS

Storage Instructions

 Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight; keep tightly sealed

COA

COA of Henna Oil

MSDS

MSDS of Henna Oil

Packaging Sizes

package size

Frequently Asked Questions

No, Henna's red-brown dye (lawsone) only releases from the powder/paste with water – it doesn't transfer to an oil. This is a conditioning henna oil for softness, shine, and scent; if you want colour, use henna powder or paste.

Mainly hair care – hair oils, scalp serums, masks, shampoos, and conditioners – carrying the mehndi conditioning tradition without the mess of paste. It's also used as an earthy base note in natural/attar perfumery and in grounding aromatherapy.

No, always dilute it with a carrier oil first (and patch test). For hair, blend it into a hair-oil base rather than using it neat.

Warm, earthy, and green/hay-like – mild rather than sweet or floral, which is exactly why it's prized as a traditional, grounding note. It blends well with sandalwood, rose, jasmine, and patchouli.

Henna (mehndi) has been used across India for generations to condition and care for hair. This oil brings that heritage into modern, easy-to-use formulations – a genuinely traditional ingredient rather than a generic one.

Yes, as a manufacturer, bulk supplier, and wholesaler, we offer 50 ML up to 10 KG (and larger on request) at wholesale pricing, with COA, MSDS, and GC-MS available. For bulk and export enquiries, contact our team directly.

Disclaimer

Henna (Mehndi) Essential Oil is a concentrated botanical oil for external use only – do not ingest. It is a conditioning oil and does not dye or colour hair or skin. Always dilute with a carrier oil before topical use and patch test first. Avoid during pregnancy and nursing unless professionally advised. This is a cosmetic ingredient, not a medicine, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition (including hair loss, wounds, or the effects of ageing). Keep away from children. Store cool, dark, and tightly sealed.

Caution

For external use only – never ingest. Always dilute before skin or scalp use and patch test. Keep out of reach of children and pets, and avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. Avoid during pregnancy and nursing unless professionally advised. If under medical care, consult a professional before using essential oils. Discontinue if irritation occurs.